New Technical Consultant For UKIVA
26/04/2011 UK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA)
Dr. John Haddon has been appointed as Technical Consultant for the UK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA), following the retirement of Don Braggins. John is the founding director of Panther Vision Ltd, which joined the Association towards the end of 2009. John will be the first point of contact for anybody requesting technical advice from the Association, and will contribute articles to the trade and technical press as part of the Association's continuing objective to raise and maintain awareness of the capabilities of vision technology in manufacturing industry.John has over 27 years experience in the development and implementation of leading edge image processing and computer vision techniques and applications, and takes a keen interest in all things related to industrial vision. As an independent consultant and member of the Executive Board of the Vision and Imaging Network of the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET), he is ideally placed to take on this role.
He has been a visiting Professor at the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing at the University of Surrey and a Visiting Fellow at both Surrey University and the University of Exeter. He became a QinetiQ Fellow in 1999 in recognition of "Outstanding technical contributions in the field of image analyses". John has also been an active member of several international and inter-governmental research committees on behalf of the UK Government, has been a member of technical assessment teams for foreign governments and has worked with multinational businesses both in the UK and overseas.
John has an excellent pedigree with the written word. He has produced over 100 publications and reports, has contributed to several technical books and has been a reviewer for several learned journals.
For further information, please contact Janine Berriedale, UK Industrial Vision Association, New Progress House, 34 Stafford Road, Wallington, Surrey, SM6 9AA. Tel: +44 (0)208 773 8111, Fax: +44 (0)208 773 0022 E-mail: office@ukiva.org Internet: www.ukiva.org
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